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HELPS KEEP TRACK OF THOSE ALONE
October 1st 2004

Employees in sectors such as healthcare increasingly find themselves in environments that are potentially dangerous.

Many carry out their duties as lone workers in areas where any kind of accident could be potentially life threatening.

StaffGuard from Multitone offers a solution. The system is cost-effective, wireless and modular which means that it can be deployed quickly with minimum disruption to the work environment.

The BeltClip personal alarm links the wearer to the StaffGuard network, and Multitone’s DuoComm location technology tracks each wearer as they move around. This ensures that when an alarm is sounded, location information is also provided, helping response teams to get to the incident quickly.

StaffGuard comes with attack alarm, request assistance alarm, and snatch-cord facility.

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